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Reps reverse self, shift voting on 1999 Constitution Review to Tuesday, March 1st

The leadership of the House of Representatives on Thursday rescinded its earlier decision to commence the voting on the 68 recommendations of the Special

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Reps Special Ad-hoc Committee lays 68 reports/recommendations

Chairman, House of Representatives’ Special Ad-hoc Committee on the review of the 1999 Constitution, Hon. Idris Wase on Wednesday formally laid the

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Waiguru unpacks 2022 plans for Kirinyaga governor seat

Waiguru unpacks 2022 plans for Kirinyaga governor seat
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Opinion: FAST-led govt did not carry out a coup

Fuimaono Dylan Asafo Opinion - In my view, the first meeting of the new parliament on the afternoon of Monday 24 May 2021, which included the swearing-in of Fiame Naomi Mataafa as the Prime Minister of Samoa (along with the swearing-in of the Speaker, Cabinet Ministers, and elected members) was constitutional in light of the extraordinary circumstances Samoa was facing. In other words, the FAST-led government did not carry out a coup , but rather they acted in a way which was necessary to prevent one. It is best to first address the claims made by the Office of the Attorney-General alleging that the swearing-in ceremony was unconstitutional .

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Opinion: FAST-led govt did not carry out a coup

Opinion: FAST-led govt did not carry out a coup
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